The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-17
FRATERNITIEs AND ORGANIZATIONS.
Tho secret socistiss.

Tho secret Societies.
opp-YELLows.
Metropolitan Encampment will meet In regular scs-
sion tomorrow night.
Colfax Lodge, at KnehtsviIie, lost their hall and
al the books and paraphernalia by the recent nre IN
indianapolis Lodge on Friday night conferred the
sslived an application for membership.
2hiloxenian Lodge conferred thA first degree on
Wednesday night Next Wednesday evening will be
devoted to the adoption of new bylaws.
The new officers of Olive Branch Lodge. d. of r.,
have their first rehearsal in the work Thursday after
noon and will meet again next Thursday afternoon.
| At tho unwilling Of the soldiers monument Al
Logansport on Wednesday. the Patriarchs Militant
formed very CONSPICUOUS part of the procession. The
| beautiful uniform was much admired
The Odd.fellows Mutual Aid Association. of Indi
ana has paid the heirs of Alex. Leslie. of Pittsburg
| 81. 800 and the widow of Edward Burhenn, of Fort
Wayne, ST. ,OO0 during the past week.
Joseph A. Moffatt, the only survivor of the eight
who were initiated in New Albany Lodge. No. 1. Feb.
| 3. 1885, and wife, spending the summer with
friends in New Albany. He is resident of Algers La
Jacob Afford. ono Of tho Oldest Odd-fellows and
9th inst. and was hurried from Odd fellows Hall in
seventy years old and had been q resident of New
| Albany for over fifty years.
The encampmsnt to be held by the First Regiment.
Patriarchs Militant at Lakeside Park, Warsaw,
OF the 9th, 28th and 10Th, will be attended by
John Q. Underwood; Msutenant,gsnsral commanding
the army; General Theodore Pfaff1in, department.
commander; Colonel Chase. commanding the Second
Regiment and many other representative men of the
order.
There will be meeting of the survivors of the
session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge in 1865, at
Denver. on Monday Sept. 10. This was the session
when the Southern jurisdictions with the North
after four years separation and wa;
not DO forgotten by the veterans At the coming
union.
KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.
w L. Heiskell grand chancellor X. of p, won't to
ST. Louis yesterday to attend the funeral ceremonies
of Mr.. Cowan. late supreme keeper OF records and
seals * of p, of world which viii occur in that
city to-day.
Crescens Lodge, No 3d. K. of p. and New Castle
Division. u r.. X of p, of New Castle intend to
Crescens Lodge was instituted in 1873 and now has
membership of 40 and there has never been any
intended to have a meeting of the Third regiments,
which is made up of nine divisions in eastern Indiana.
THE SECRET LEAGUE.
Crescent No. Is, will install officers next Friday
evening when business of Importance will be up for
consideration.
Indianapolis Lodge No. 1. will install officers on
next Thursday evening. Past Supreme Carddal Bar
tholomew will perform the ceremony.
Supreme Trustee Jno. w. Woods installed the Off.
GERS of Fountain, No. %. A number of acces-
have been made to this lodge in the past few
The following officers of Merchants No. IA,
installed BY Supreme Recorder Miller last week. Fast
Cham berlain senior vice cardinal. j. r. Kimberlain;
petitioner Kate Bol.er recorder, Dr. r. w Sullivan;
treasurer. James r. Carney: marshal Srank r
Cross; Waterman, August Schmitt
DIR. H. w. Rdpath. d. s. O., installed the following
cardinal JHF Prensiss cardinal, VIM Irwin; vice car.
dins Ada Guntsr pssisoner allie kdP Tah rsSorSs1
@. L. McCune guard. Aurora Roster; Waterman,
Alfred Thompson. musician. Annie Devine.
Mercantile No IL will install officers wednes-
the following officers of Star No Is: Past cardinal.
w. Il. Tousey; cardinal j. f. Anderson, vi ce-cardi
en- " VIZ r. coval treasurer g. " Jonss; marshal
Ella Dillman; guard Nancy dardenheri Waterman,
At the special session of the Supreme Lodge many
material changes made in the laws of the order,
which !; for the payment Of dsa
those who may lose limb or an eye and such as be-
come totally disabled after having been contributing
fair percentage of their earnings while living
Supreme Recorder Miller made visit to the lodges
week. s" On Friday night he met with News Albany
Lodge, and exemplied the new degree on two candi-
oates Ss IN az were slec.su 10 Gnns
supreme vice cardinal installed the officers of the
lodge Mr.. Miller reports the order in good condi-
ton at the points named.
Greenleaf Lodge No. IL. of North indianapolis.
dedicated their new hall Thuraday evening. Not
its full capacity. Tho dedicatory address was de-
lvered by Hon. L. @. Walker. supreme cardinal, who
their zeal and industry IN rearing home of their
The exercises were concluded with q piano solo by
Miss j. May Miller after which the evening was spent
il, social interchange of thought. Refreshments in
abundance were served by the ladies Of the lodge.
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR.
Washington Lodge initiated applicant on last
Trenton Rock Lodge received ten applications
at their last meeting.
The regular meetings of Arch Canton will be held
at the U. o. of H. Hall, No. 60 East Market street.
Washington Lodge. No. 4. will install its off,
GERS tomorrow evening the pressure OF other bust.
having prevented the same from taking place on
last Monday evening.
P. G. Harshbarger of Louisville, visited Capital
City Lodge on last Friday evening. There were also
Of whom made interesting remarks.
Deputy Supreme President Thomas Dodd on last
Maon odge 60 the ensuing Pres
dent, James P. Hunter; vice-president, Anna Craw-
Pearce; chaplain Graoie Dodd; conductor and organ
ist, Miss Georgia Hendricks inner and outer guards,
Mrs. Lillian Pettijohn and II. A. Wright.
UNION FRATERNELLH FRANCHISE
l. Union Fraternelle Franchise, ut its meeting on
Monday evening. elected the following officers for
year: President Aug. A. Froideveaux vicepresident
Adoph Asch; treasurer b. H. Vanier recording
tary Joseph Kerne corresponding secretary. Louis
F. Burtn; trustees Rev. Aug. Bessones, F. Perrin.
CHOSEN FRIENDS.
Universal Council. No %, win initiate two candi.
dates this afternoon.
John N. Beers, grand recorder, reports that there
has healthy increase in the order during the
term just closed
Miss Ella Aldrich. Of Marion Council. has been
elected . member of the managing committee Of the
Sick Benefit League.
The Sick Benefit League has levied assessment No.
g. dated July IL, due fifteen days from date This
is the first call ade since the organization Of the
League over six months ago.
Amity Council. No. A.. at Southport, 10 making
arrangements to give the Friends good
reception next Thursday evening. The meet
ing viii be open that the friends of the
order may enjoy themselves with the Chosen Friends
At that time Arrangements have been made to take
Chosen Friends and their invited company. They
will meet promptly ut the When Block $50 o'clock
p. NJ where wagons will be in waiting. All who
have given notice of their intention of going are
requested to report to either A. J. Cochran John N
Beers Berry Self not later than evening
KNIGHTS AND LADIES HONOR.
Elizabeth Lodge will have degree work At the next
meeting.